Film Analysis: A Streetcar Named Desire

After watching the 1951 film of A Streetcar Named Desire the scene began with a lady named Blanche DuBois who gets on a train and ends up at a location she is not familiar with asking for help to where her sister lives. Watching the film, I notice that when Blanche DuBois arrives it is dark and not that many people are outside besides two ladies who help her in telling Blanche DuBois where her sister is. Blanche DuBois walks around the streets in very nice clothing, talks and gives off gestures that seem as if she comes from wealth. Although where she ends up looking for her sister seems to be at an unwealthy area a house that is divided by two different people one person having the top portion of a house and another person living on the lower level of the house. Later in the film I learn that Blanche DuBois leaves small town Mississippi and moves in with her sister Stella Kowalski in New Orleans. Stella lives in the lower level of the house which rooms are separated by curtains, owning bed mattresses that are as hard as a rock and light bulbs hung from the ceiling with no cover over them. Realizing that Stella is not wealthy at all. With many question in my head as to why the siblings are so different from each other I realized why. This film is about Blanche DuBois who was a school
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If a person does not mind black and white film and enjoys watching a movie that will make your brain work than this would definitely be the movie to watch. Characters act and talk in a way that is like a metaphor and want the viewers to dig deep into the scenes and understand in depth of the real meaning to their